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Connecticut Statutes

§ 21-5 — Blind persons not to pay for license to sell their own work.

Connecticut § 21-5
JurisdictionConnecticut
Title 21Licenses
Ch. 403Auctioneers

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Bluebook
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 21-5 (2026).

Text

No town, city or borough shall require any license fee from any blind person, resident of this state, for the privilege of selling within its limits goods, wares and merchandise, manufactured by him with his own hands.

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Legislative History

(1949 Rev., S. 4643.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 21-1
Penalty for selling at auction without license.
§ 21-10
Town ordinances re licensing of junk dealers and regulation of junk yards.
§ 21-100
License required. Record-keeping system. Permitted activities. Sworn statement of transactions. Property retention requirements. Seizure of property by law enforcement officials. Penalty.
§ 21-11
License. Fee. Record. Weekly reports. Penalty.
§ 21-11a
Requirements for scrap metal processors, junk dealers and junk yard owners or operators. Notification. Prohibitions. Penalties.
§ 21-12
Display of license.
§ 21-120
License, registration or certificate obtained with false statement of personal identifying information or by misrepresentation or impersonation. Penalties.
§ 21-121
Physically altered license, registration or certificate. Penalties.
§ 21-13
Penalty.
§ 21-14
Exemptions.
§ 21-2
Issue and revocation.
§ 21-22b
Regulations concerning storage of unregistered motor vehicles and parts.
§ 21-35a
Definitions.
§ 21-35b
State license. Deposit. Application. Time within which to submit application. Application procedure if promoter is used. Documentation to be made available for inspection by commissioner. License number and termination date to be displayed in advertisements. License to be posted at point of sale.
§ 21-35c
License to expire ninety days after issuance or on termination date in application. Special deposit to be used to satisfy claims against licensee. Return of license. Lost licenses.
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